We can choose a better future.

Hey, join me at the peace vigil! Every Friday (that's today) from 4:30 to 6pm at Percival Landing.

We can choose a better future!

Percival Landing January 2011

This is the view from Southeast Percival Landing, looking toward the North. I was there for the weekly Friday evening peace vigil. The peace vigil goes from 4:30 to 6pm. You're invited and your presence will be welcomed and appreciated if you stop by and join us. No need to stay the whole 1.5 hours, although that's appreciated too. Join us. We'd love to see you!

Peace Vigil at Percival Landing Friday 15 October 2010

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Thought Bandit!

I just posted three new blogs on OlyBlog. One about the socially destructive nature of advertisements, another about my letter of interest to serve on the Editorial Board of The Olympian, and the following Thought Bandit, which is also cross posted here:

Photo from Percival Landing

A couple of photos from Percival Landing this past Friday:

Friday, March 26, 2010

Percival Landing Panorama, February 2010

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

This panorama is far from perfect, many of the seams are off. The color temperature is off. Perfection isn't the goal.

Whoa were there some awesome clouds today!

view full size (11 MB 30,000 x 4,111): Percival Landing Panorama 20100224

Percival Landing

It was quite dark when this photographic image was captured. This was a 15 second exposure, at f4 and iso 100.

Percival Landing, Friday, February 12, 2010 at 6:08 p.m.

Percival Landing Friday February 5 2010 b

Percival Landing Friday, February 5, 2010

full size (3.85 mb file): Percival Landing 3 Image Composite Friday February 5 2010

Percival Landing

I regularly attend a weekly peace vigil that happens on Friday evenings in Olympia, Washington. It's been ongoing weekly for over 10 years at Percival Landing. Here's a photo, I make an effort to photograph Budd Bay from this perspective every week.


view larger: Percival Landing, October 31, 2008

You can find more photos of this perspective from Percival Landing on my flickr website.

Foggy Landing

Percival Landing in Fog

A People Are Part of One Human Family

Puget Sound

This is Budd Inlet, as seen from Percival Landing, Downtown Olympia, Washington.

Some Oly Photos

Columbine

Alley Shadows

Budd Bay and Rail Berm

Percival Landing

Orange Flowers

Budd Bay and Percival Landing and Carbon River Hike

This seems to be out of focus. I took it as I was leaving a weekly peace vigil that I attend. I was leaving early because the automotive exhaust was exacerbating my symptoms of bronchitis. My bronchial passageways have become very irritated in the past month. Something in the air?

This photo was taken on a hike to Mt. Rainier's Carbon Glacier.